HTML/DHTML 15: Using Blockquotes |
Uploaded: 06th Nov. 2003
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Blockquote tags were designed to indent lengthy excerpts or quotations
- the kind college freshmen use to stre-e-etch their term papers.
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HTML/DHTML 16: Using Teletype |
Uploaded: 06th Nov. 2003
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Teletype is much like preformatted text, but with less hassle. You'll still want
to use preformatted text when you honestly need to format the text. But if you're just looking for that
retro-typewriter look, teletype is the way to go.
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HTML/DHTML 17: Font Size |
Uploaded: 12th Nov. 2003
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Before the release of Netscape Navigator 1.1, typographic options on the
Web were limited to the one font and size that any given browser allowed. But the <font size>
tag - allowing publishers to vary font sizes, not just from page to page, but word to word - gave
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HTML/DHTML 18: Font Colour |
Uploaded: 12th Nov. 2003
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There are two ways to color text on the Web. One approach is to set the
colors for the entire document — specified in the body tag — and the other is to set and change
colors as you move through the document, using the font tag.
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HTML/DHTML 19: Bold and Italic Text |
Uploaded: 12th Nov. 2003
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Both bold (bold) and italic (italic) text are used to show
emphasis. Happily, they're two of the easiest tags to master.
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HTML/DHTML 20: Comment Tags |
Uploaded: 12th Nov. 2003
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The comment tag does just what its name implies. It creates a space in your HTML
document for content that won't appear on the page itself. Since everything inside the comment tag
remains hidden, you can use it for personal reminders or notes to the people you're working with.
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HTML/DHTML 21: Mailto Tags |
Uploaded: 14th Nov. 2003
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Not every link on the Web leads to another Web page. Often, pages include links
that let people send email to a particular address. This type of link is known as a "mailto," and is
just as easy to build as a link to another page.
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